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The “Signs of the Times” for July

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 24, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 25.

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The “Signs of the Times” for July

By Editor

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“THE AMERICAN BIRTHRIGHT OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY,” in the July number of the Signs of the Times Monthly, is a synopsis of Mrs. Lulu Wightman’s lecture before the Missouri Legislature, and in other capital cities of the Central States. It is well illustrated, and will be a selling feature of this number.
“Is Liberty a Dream?” by M. C. Wilcox, strikingly illustrated by a cartoon of the statue of liberty being drawn from her pedestal by college professors, shows the attitude of leading college men toward the principles of religious liberty as expressed in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
“It Is Finished,” by Mrs. E. G. White, touchingly shows what was really comprehended in those last words on the cross.
“The Turning of the Tide,” by Geo. A. Snyder, sets forth the great events in connection with the rise of religious freedom in the light of prophecy.
Other articles on this and other phases of the message; the excellent home, temperance, and Bible-study features make this a number that will win its way among the people.
The cover is in red, white, and blue.
One sister in Canada writes:— “God wonderfully helped me this month. I sold forty Signs of the Times each day I went out. Please send me a hundred more. I must tell you that there are a great many people in Toronto who like that magazine. I have had a blessed experience in selling them, and also a blessed chance of telling the people the truth.”
Wouldn’t you like to experience more of this joy which accompanies definite service? This July number will be a beautiful one with which to start.
One hundred copies cost four dollars. You sell them for ten dollars. Order of your tract society, which will give you sample canvass, and help you in starting. Address Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.